New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-10

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Richard s. Ely. Francis s. Kinney. Z J. smith. william
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Esther %usaccS rT B. E~mo f.rs
Perkins. Miss Perkins. George Austen. n, C. Phillips
Theodore Johnson Mr. and mrs. Fl. Mortimer. all Of
yam Pnon Lee and his bride passing their honey
the Tow Hill House
Hotel arri vala include the following named persons:
=, McSpayrsn-Ar; and Mrs. J. @ osgood F. r. Garter Garter.
A. 4 Hssdien and family o. eis1sn, PiorTs G.rnssa'
washington; Hugh H. coIquitt. Georgia
:, T9oer HA.-Yan Phon Lee and wife. Nsw,Haven; J,
family: Fred II, Reed and wife: n L Golmsr, Forest
cy Fla Dr. j. IL siS.s and family sedswick
Aetatoret-Joseph p skillman aud family, Mr. and
r Ges1ss c ss ssa%I b; l. sIs
Mrs F. W. Edwards Mrs K b Calbert. Joseph 8. Ed
oSn Bates Il PSps and family
George Carter the Rev Philip Prescott Baltimore
ton. G. l. R. Catn. C. r caslin Mrs Bcard@an, j. l.
Boardman H. Lane Mrs l. g NDonneli, M n,,;;I l.
Mr. aud Mrs H. G. Thorn, Miss Katie Burt, Miss Carrie
Burt. NewYork; Mrs. ]. r. snyder. Mis-, Parker d. r.
family Cleveland. Ohio; C. Crocker Florida Charles
sawyer N Mckinney Albany; DE- william l,I IA A
medieu. Detroit
tsood-ChaEles NJ Stead, T. j. Stead New York; Mr..
and Mrs. H. c. Baird, Philadelphia; Lawrence Sands,
Mrs. s. d. Pinson, Miss 5. C. DUKE Washington. ID.
New-YorE; Mrs Louisa Hancock Lewis Hancock and
wife: Miss Eleona Anderson Austin Tex; r DE Bilor
ny Gladsione-Mr and Mrs E. 2 smith, William Turnball
and family, c. f. Southern and family Miss Carroll Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew $. Thorp, Miss K, wheaton. George
Mathorne. c. Il. Hastings, Mrs X NJ rall@an, Miss g.
George @esd Es Mr. and 1 aScm Miss %s
Lane. Miss slade. Miss Anthem Miss E: F. 3. Anthem.
Lubbock, n Lubbock. England !; Miss Marjorie slade.
Miss Lucy sadc. Newton, \. j.; r. j. Hawley. Charles
Fl. simmons Brooklyn. N. VI Charles Platt and family.
DeIsran~Sr aud Mrs. A. Mellen. Mrs. Lamb @. II;
family rr George j. Kay and family, Baltimore Nd
Coiambus-Eolland s. whiung. Miss sylvia Livingston,
Hawthorne. George Austen. New-York; Mrs. Charles
Davis Miss A. Davis. Flsnkili
Gertrude kidder Miss g. Howard r Prignot. Dr. A. $.
Kidder, G L. Dav and wife william Dulles IT, New.
J. w. Il earn. Frank b. Hayne New-Oreans; He DO
ynssn RNS sta Lei Nj! sr?Ss So.
Carey, H. C. Adams. NewY York Miss M Caroline Duer,
the Misses Belt. Baltimore Md; Daniel Heyward South
Philadelphia.
MORE ENTERPRISE CALLED FOR AT CAPE MAY.
CAPE MAY, July tSpeeidi).-Therc was opposition to
granting liquor license the Stockton, account OF
dispute about with the Of the house.
but az 1t was decided the not concerned the
license granted.
There is to be show of pet dogs at the end Of the
month.
Comedian Francis Wilson is Of the lions Of the
season The Daily Ware makes call for more
enterprise, and has suggested the names OF several
prominent summer residents a committee to push the
OF the city IL insists upon facilities and
says that the Reading and Southern system Is not
much more than twenty miles distant by proper induce
ment com petition with tho West Jersey road could be
1t urges also amusements and looks
as IL its advice this respect would be followed.
At Cape May Point the Presbyterian Orphanage Is con-
tinung It's work.
are said TO represent $l5.000O00 OF money. Among
them are T. Z. Knight, NJ ii. stanton and Mrs. Levy
The edct is issued that after the month OF May the
iress suit is permissible and at tme
luenty the swao is bad style at Cape May hops
Among distinguished visitors Alfred j. Dupont.
the DO WIDER manufacturer, OF wilnongton, Delaware.
with his wife and daugher Mrs. Robert Coleman and
laughter OF Lebanon; W. C. France OF Lexington KY,
who brings some handsome horses; j. H. Rigney super
Phiade phia OF the Adams Express Colonel
Joseph Tobias OF Philadelphia; United States Senator
stockbridge OF Michigan; the Rev. Thomas Oge. inc
7oung evangelist Miss Emily Sartan. OF the family or
ne well-snown artist; Dr. Thomas Hay or Arch-st,
ladr with his wife and two daughters bringing
with him his splendid horses; John Hood OF the Lehigh
Valley Railroad. 49,
Among the New-Yorkers are r. NJ Manley; f. W.